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[billhoward]

Cornell-Colgate Thanksgiving Saturday 2010 at the Prudential Center was

* a fabulously exiting game, Cornell coming from 3-1 down entering the third to earn a 4-3 regulation win

* a kind of sleepy atmosphere, the place more than two-thirds empty, 5,413 fans in a rink that held 17,625 at the time (and which has since been downsized to 16,592 in 2013 and two years late to 16,514).  

Apropos of our playing another ECAC team, Quinnipiac, in a Frozen Apple MSG game, is the low Colgate/Prudential Center attendance significant because they're a same-league team we play twice a year in the RS .. Colgate was en route to an 11-28-1 season in 2010 and 2-8-1 going into the PruCenter game ... or because the game was played on the wrong side of the Hudson?

Gad, this Saul Steinberg New Yorker cover is coming up on 50 years old.

[arugula]

Cornell-Colgate Thanksgiving Saturday 2010 at the Prudential Center was

* a fabulously exiting game, Cornell coming from 3-1 down entering the third to earn a 4-3 regulation win

* a kind of sleepy atmosphere, the place more than two-thirds empty, 5,413 fans in a rink that held 17,625 at the time (and which has since been downsized to 16,592 in 2013 and two years late to 16,514).  

Apropos of our playing another ECAC team, Quinnipiac, in a Frozen Apple MSG game, is the low Colgate/Prudential Center attendance significant because they're a same-league team we play twice a year in the RS .. Colgate was en route to an 11-28-1 season in 2010 and 2-8-1 going into the PruCenter game ... or because the game was played on the wrong side of the Hudson?

Gad, this Saul Steinberg New Yorker cover is coming up on 50 years old.

Spot on. Manhattanites, Brooklynites, and of course Long Islanders ain't going to Jersey for a lousy hockey game.

[Trotsky]

TBH I always thought that cover was drawn in the 1930s.  It is evergreen.

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

Cornell-Colgate Thanksgiving Saturday 2010 at the Prudential Center was

* a fabulously exiting game, Cornell coming from 3-1 down entering the third to earn a 4-3 regulation win

* a kind of sleepy atmosphere, the place more than two-thirds empty, 5,413 fans in a rink that held 17,625 at the time (and which has since been downsized to 16,592 in 2013 and two years late to 16,514).  

Apropos of our playing another ECAC team, Quinnipiac, in a Frozen Apple MSG game, is the low Colgate/Prudential Center attendance significant because they're a same-league team we play twice a year in the RS .. Colgate was en route to an 11-28-1 season in 2010 and 2-8-1 going into the PruCenter game ... or because the game was played on the wrong side of the Hudson?

Gad, this Saul Steinberg New Yorker cover is coming up on 50 years old.

I have the Ithaca version of that cover as a poster.

[abmarks]

. I do wonder why other eastern schools like BC (apparently) aren't interested.

This year they are playing a cupcake home game the day after Thanksgiving.  Dartmouth.

[Al DeFlorio]

. I do wonder why other eastern schools like BC (apparently) aren't interested.

This year they are playing a cupcake home game the day after Thanksgiving.  Dartmouth.

Isn't that the "cupcake" that tied Cornell twice last season and led 3-1 after two in the ECAC semifinals, nearly putting an end to Cornell's season?

[Will]

. I do wonder why other eastern schools like BC (apparently) aren't interested.

This year they are playing a cupcake home game the day after Thanksgiving.  Dartmouth.

Isn't that the "cupcake" that tied Cornell twice last season and led 3-1 after two in the ECAC semifinals, nearly putting an end to Cornell's season?

Irrespective of Cornell's recent performances against Dartmouth, they will almost certainly be cupcakes for perennial powerhouse BC.  I'd be happy to be proven wrong on this.

[abmarks]

. I do wonder why other eastern schools like BC (apparently) aren't interested.

This year they are playing a cupcake home game the day after Thanksgiving.  Dartmouth.

Isn't that the "cupcake" that tied Cornell twice last season and led 3-1 after two in the ECAC semifinals, nearly putting an end to Cornell's season?

Irrespective of Cornell's recent performances against Dartmouth, they will almost certainly be cupcakes for perennial powerhouse BC.  I'd be happy to be proven wrong on this.

Thanks, saved me from writing it out myself!

[marty]

. I do wonder why other eastern schools like BC (apparently) aren't interested.

This year they are playing a cupcake home game the day after Thanksgiving.  Dartmouth.

Isn't that the "cupcake" that tied Cornell twice last season and led 3-1 after two in the ECAC semifinals, nearly putting an end to Cornell's season?

Irrespective of Cornell's recent performances against Dartmouth, they will almost certainly be cupcakes for perennial powerhouse BC.  I'd be happy to be proven wrong on this.

Thanks, saved me from writing it out myself!

Those who "Reid" this thread with glee are taunting the Woofing Gods.

[Trotsky]

I have the Ithaca version of that cover as a poster.

Logos' biggest seller.

[RichH]

Full Schedule is out.

I've updated mine at the first post. Let me know if I have misprints.

We open with a home scrimmage against Princeton. I wonder how that came to be :-)

Kicking off Syer's head coaching tenure with a friendly continuity gesture?

Edit: I'm tired and missed the sarcasm emoji

[scoop85]

Full Schedule is out.

I've updated mine at the first post. Let me know if I have misprints.

We open with a home scrimmage against Princeton. I wonder how that came to be :-)

Kicking off Syer's head coaching tenure with a friendly continuity gesture?

Edit: I'm tired and missed the sarcasm emoji

I guess you did!

[George64]

Big Red to play four games in Czechia and Slovakia.  Ondrej Psenicka hails from Praha, Czechia and Marian Mosko from Visolaje, Slovakia.  The two countries comprised Czechoslovakia prior to the Velvet Revolution in 1989.

[fastforward]

Will they be televised anywhere so we can watch?

[Trotsky]

Will they be televised anywhere so we can watch?

I don't believe there was any coverage last time we went over there, but time marches inexorably.